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Relaxing In Marbella-Tim
... to be an overdeveloped tourist resort town and it IS very developed but in a mostly tasteful way and the old town in really very charming. So we were pleasantly suprised. Just a 20 min bus ride from the campsiteinto the centre of Marbella. Had a lovely paella in a beachfront restaurant one night after walking along the boardwalk. A day of heavy rain gave the boys an excuse to have an indoor day watching old episodes of Tin Tin and playing board ...
Back To Our Beloved Van-Tim
A late start due to a poor nights sleep in Algeciras caused by a noisy group of lads next door. A polite request to quieten down at midnight failed so at 12.30 I blew a fuse and let off a furious tirade which had the desired effect but probably woke up everyone else and left me so angry that I still couldn't sleep. Amazingly Ollie who was in the room with me slept thought the whole thing ! A lovely breakfast at the ...
Help me Ronda, help help me Ronda!
... wet. We find ourselves a nice tapas bar for dinner and just relax. There are so many little bars and cafes everywhere in Spain, you can't help but wonder how they all survive. Our five tapas and sangria and a glass of local wine costs us a grand total of 11-50 euro. Paul still has the munches though and wants some dessert, I'm not so keen so he settles on getting an ice cream from (of all places) Burger King. Sadly, they even have them ...
Rain in Spain doesn't fall only on the plain
... so we decide to go there for a couple of days before we finish in London and go ahead and book the flights. Next we will have to get from Dublin to London, but that will be at least a tiny bit easier. It is raining and raining. Here we are in the south of Spain in the beautiful seaside resort of Malaga and it hasn't stopped raining. Looks like walk along the water front is off the agenda. We end up going into town to a ...
The road to Ronda
... and not actually too salty. Debbie had pasta, John had a seafood dish and I had chicken. And of course, Sangria!
From lunch, we headed to Ronda. It's very high in the mountains and is a winding road to get there. Winding does not do it justice, it's like the Road to Hana going uphill. Back and forth, and back and forth, well, you get the idea. As you get higher, less trees and a lot rockier. Really beautiful country. When we arrived, ...
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